Federal Medical Care Proposed Plan For Kennedys Startup
A new federal medical care program would add a 0.25 percent Social Security tax on wages of all workers covered by the system. Prof Wilbert Cohen of Michigan outlined the plan to President-elect Kennedy in New York as Abraham Ribicoff joined the session. Kennedy scheduled five New York meetings before departing for Washington for talks on the dollar gap and space program plans. He will retreat to Palm Beach for pre inauguration work on his address and return for a January 19 meeting with President Eisenhower. He also met Eleanor Roosevelt and Michigan Gov Swainson and planned talks with Dennis Roberts and Joseph Keenan.
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Wilbert Cohen
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Abraham A. Ribicoff
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Eleanor Roosevelt
John B. Swainson
Michigan
Dennis Roberts
Rhode Island
Joseph Keenan
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Ferry Strike Disrupts New York Harbor Commuters
Ferry and tug crews walked out cutting service for 30,000 commuters and halting barge fuel and food deliveries. Extra buses and cargo trucks replaced ferries as unions and 11 railroads failed to agree after 14 months over pay and work rules amid federal mediation.
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Cross named president of Kimberly-Clark International
Neenah Wisconsin W W Cross was appointed president of Kimberly-Clark International to lead the foreign operations of Kimberly-Clark Corp John R Kimberly board chairman announced Monday.
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De Gaulle Aims Quick Timetable For Algerian Policy
De Gaulle plans rapid steps to break the stalemate with Algerian rebels and reveal a timetable for the first phase of Algeria's self governing program. The referendum boosted his image though peace remains distant and rebels gain legitimacy in Tunis while demanding talks on Algeria's political future.
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Wisconsin Rapids Family Tragedy in Fatal Fire
A Rudolph Wisconsin fire killed four year old Cynthia Bottcher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Bottcher, while saving six other children. The mother and a son, Timothy, ten, were hospitalized. the father, a paper company employee, woke to smoke, saved five children, pulled out his wife and another son, then learned Cynthia was missing. He could not reenter due to smoke and flames.
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Men shik ov laos crisis talks and navy polaris test
Soviet Ambassador Mikhail Menskikov met with Secretary of State Christian Herter for 30 minutes to discuss Laos crisis. Wisconsin Supreme Court dismissed a taxpay er suit against the Monona Terrace Wright design project. Navy fired an advanced Polaris missile model on a 1600 mile Atlantic test. Al Sherman named head coach of the New York Giants for three years at undisclosed salary.
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al Sherman
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Jim Lee Howell
Hemmingway Confined At St Marys Hospital Rochester
Famed novelist Ernest Hemingway is reported confined at St Marys Hospital in Rochester Minnesota. A Mayo Clinic spokesman says he is undergoing medical treatment and has been there about a month.
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River collision claims life of Wisconsin driver
A 23 year old paper mill worker, Ronald Kuhr of Route 1, Larsen in Winnebago County, drowned when a North Western Railway passenger car struck his automobile and knocked it into the Fox River in Neenah Wisconsin.
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Eisenhower Budget to Congress Promises Balance
Republican leaders said President Eisenhower will send Congress a balanced nonpolitical budget for the new fiscal year starting July 1 and that the current year will end in the black. They described the message as balanced and nonpolitical after a two hour White House meeting, noting only that figures would be withheld.
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Judge bars Vandiver from closing Georgia University
A federal judge issued a temporary injunction preventing Gov. Vandiver and State Auditor Thrasher from cutting off operating funds to the University of Georgia. The order follows the governor’s push to close the school over integration, while Charlayne Hunter and Hamilton Holmes seek to attend classes.
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Hamilton E. Holmes
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Eugene Cook
Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
Hugo Black
Supreme Court
Northwest grounded as flight engineers strike halts domestic flights
All domestic Northwest Airlines flights were grounded by a flight engineers strike. The last DC6 Flight 711 from Washington landed at Minneapolis-St Paul Airport to complete the shutdown of the sixth largest U.S. carrier.
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Thief Ransoms Poodle For $500 In St Petersburg
Mrs Callender and her Greensboro husband recovered their 8 pound toy poodle Itsy after paying a $500 ransom. A window was broken to steal the dog from their car. police doubt an early arrest and note extortion as a potential charge.
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Slayer of Couple Hunted in Oregon
Police hunted for a killer after the bodies of Beverly Ann Allan and her boyfriend Larry Ralph Peyton were found weeks apart in Oregon. Allan, 19, a Washington State University student from Port Townsend, was found near a highway west of Portland, apparently killed hours after Peyton, also 19, died in a fight.
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Cuba hints anti-aircraft guns downed own plane
Cuban press hints soldiers may have shot down a Cessna near Varadero Airfield during a 10 day invasion alert. Two officers and a civilian were killed. Unions ordered daily anti American rallies leading to a gigantic demonstration for Fidel Castro.
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Dashiell Hammett Dies in New York at 66
Dashiell Hammett, creator of The Thin Man, died today at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City at age 66. Born Samuel Dash Hammett on May 27, 1894, he began writing detective stories in 1922 after varied early jobs and wartime service. His 1934 The Thin Man inspired MGM films and later a television series.
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William Powell
Myrna Loy
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Nora Charles
Thin Man
Will Your Grandchildren Forget God
A militant appeal urges readers to resist communism and keep Radio Free Europe on the air as America’s countervoice in a political Cold War ask. It cites Khrushchev warning and frames radio broadcasting as essential to defend faith and freedom.
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Radio Free Europe Fund Mail Notice
Public service notice urging mail contributions to Radio Free Europe Fund at P O Box 1561 Mount Vernon 10 M in cooperation with The Advertising Council for charitable support.
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Warm trend lowers winter chill in Kenosha area
A warming trend pushes Ol Man Winter aside with a Kenosha zone forecast showing little change through tonight and Wednesday. Low temps range 20 to 25 while highs reach 32 to 40, with yesterday's high 33 and low 9 at the sewage plant and local readings around 38 at Southport Park and 39 downtown. Sunrise was 7 18 and sunset 4 37.
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American Motors
Inaugural 10 000 Dollar Rum Cake For Kennedy Johnson Ball
A seven foot square cake weighing 5 617 pounds with a three foot White House replica and a working fountain will be prepared in New York by the AFL CIO American Bakery union team. It will be flown to Washington for the January 20 inaugural ball and partially distributed to President elect Kennedy and Vice President elect Johnson and their wives. The cake features six nationalities decorating it and includes 500 pounds each of butter sugar and pecans among many other ingredients.
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White House
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